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Academic Writing Talk
Dr. Aure Schrock at Indelible Voice Editing and Writing Coaching
33 episodes
3 months ago
Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.
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Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.
Show more...
Education
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Moving from a Writer-Centric Perspective to a Reader-Centric Perspective
Academic Writing Talk
6 minutes 52 seconds
11 months ago
Moving from a Writer-Centric Perspective to a Reader-Centric Perspective
This week I talk about one of my “North Star” concepts that helps orient academic writers. If you’ve ever wondered what the first thing to think about when starting a piece of academic writing, look no further!
Academic Writing Talk
Today we’re busting the myth that academics write alone! Looking at history and publishing statistics shows a growing trend of collaborative writing. So rather than put pressure on ourselves, academic researchers and authors should recognize the valuable social relationships available to them.